THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
THE WAYNESV1LLE MOUNTAINEER
s 1938
Page 12
Germany's Biggest Guns as Seen in Nazi Papers
London telephone operators are
learning how to operate switchboards
how serious and thorough are prepar
ations being made against raids in the
has to nurse him
one who is
covery.
hupint
while wearing gas masks, showing British capital.
Hurry! Hurry! Hurry
JUST A TEW LEFT
CLOSING OUT
Nationally Advertised Line Of Ladies'
fa m
WATCH
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AND GIVING
Although press dispatches told of confiscation of
pictures of Germany's biggest guns outside the
Reich, newspapers In Berlin were permitted to use
them as this picture shows. This giant gun has a
barrel 25 feet In length and possesses a range of
about 20 miles, reminiscent of the "Big Bertha"
which shelled Paris during the World war, firing
shells a distance of 75 miles.
Road Crew Working
On 3-Mile Stretch
To Alexander Ranch
(Continued 'Ynm Pap,e On-;)
property from the park service. As
the park officials would not allow any
expansion and they felt their business
warranted more accommodations, last
year Mr. and Mrs. Alexander gave
up the lease with an idea of owning
their own ranch.
From early spring until late in the
fall the ranch was one of the most
popular resorts in this section for
tourists. Most of the guests were
from the middle West and the East.
The Cataloochee ranch was chosen as
headquarters for the Wilderness Pack
Trip of the American Forest Asso
ciation, last year the only trip of its
kind taken by the group in the East
ern part of America, the others being
made in the West. Owing to favor
ubh climatic conditions here, two
such trips were made last year by
the group, one in June and another in
September, while in the West only one
trip a year is feasible in the centers
chosen.
The two trips of last year con
sumed twelve days, with two spent at
the ranch on arriving and leaving and
the other ten in the forests. They
took with them H2 horses, 20 to ride
and 12 for pack horses for their pro
visions and camp equipment. The
group has communicated with Mr.
Alexander about trips for next season.
Mr. Alexander brings to this new
development a wide experience. He
is a native of Georgia, and trained in
forestry. He spent 6 years in the
United States .Forest service, first
as ranger, and then junior forester
and later as district supervisor of the
Southeastern states. This territory
includes the states of Florida, Geor
gia, North and South Carolina ; and
Virginia and West Virginia.
Following the years spent in the U.
S. Forest service, Mr, Alexander was
for 8 years manager for the James B.
Lacy Company, handling timber lands.
Then he had four years of his own
business marketing timber lands in
Florida and the Appalachians. He has
lived in Western North Carolina for
the past twenty years.
I Deaths
Zeb. V. Clark
Funeral services were held On
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Fines Creek Baptist church for Zeb R.
Clark, 78, well known citizen of that
community, who died at his home on
Fines Creek on Wednesday morning
at 12 o'clock after a two weeks ill
ness. The Rev. Forrest Ferguson offi
ciated. Burial was jn the cemtery
near the church.
Serving as pallbearers were, grand
sons of Mr. Clark, and his grand
daughters had charge of the flowers.
Mr. Clark was a native of Bun
combe county, and was born there
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lection. Even if there had been a
chance. Which there wasn't, because
the men were all interested in plans
for the Asheville cattle show, the
state fair, the permanent organiza
tion they plan to effect, and other
matters pertinent to the raising of
white-faced cattle.
Workmen have begun construction
of a new bridge across Shelton creek
on Factory street, wharf rats having
keen responsible for demolition of
the old one.
Modern Apple Packing
To Be Demonstrated
Apple growers and shippers are
scheduled to gather at Barber's or
chard, Saturday morning at 10:45 for
it demonstration of apple packing.
Similar demonstrations have been
given in other sections of the state
with a marked degree of success.
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17- Jewels .....$22.95
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Senator Millard E. Tvdings, one of
those marked on the President's
"purge" list, is shown eating a bite
while listening to returns from Mary
land precincts, which gave him the
nomination over .administration-backed
David J. Lewis, in Monday's pri
mary. Yesterday, Georgia voters ended
their hottest primary, and early re
turns last night gave Senator George
a substantial lead over former gov
ernor Eugene Talmago, with candi
date Camp, a hand-picked Roosevelt
man, trailing in third place.
Mayor Maybank, of Charleston, took
a lead over Manning in South Caro
lina's second primary for governor
Tuesday,
On The Rounds With
The Circulation Man
One of the bright spots on the land
Scape is a new stave silo on the
M. O. Galloway farm just
Asheville road.
off th3
Imagine one housewife having one
hundred guests for noonday dinner.
Well, that's what Mrs. Jack Hipps, of
the Sunburst section was faced with
last Friday the day of the fifth an
nual get-together of Hereford cattle
breeders of North Carolina. Mrs.
Hipps being host.
And what a dinner it was! Fried
chicken, roast beef, both done to a
perfect brown, green beans, carrots,
boiled potatoes, corn bread well,
along about there, the circulator lost
count. Couldnft' have sold a sub
scription after all that, or made a col
on October the 23rd, 1859 and came
to Fines Creek to live at an early
age. He was a highly respected citi
zen of his section and had been a
member of the Fines Creek Baptist
church for more than sixty years.
Surviving are four children: One
son, S. E. Clark, and three daughters,
Mrs. O, R. Rathbone, Mrs. D. H.
Lanning and Mrs. J. D. West, all of
Clyde, Route 1; 38 grandchildren and
40 great gradchildren.
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Box 511, Waynesville. Sept.15-22
FOR SALE Pedigreed registered
Bull Terrier, male. Half price. See
Mrs. Hazel Tugman, 234 North
Main Street. Sept 15
Mrs. Clementine Gilliland
Funeral services were conducted at
three o'clock on Wednesday af temoon
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Carmellee McClure, near Waynesville,
for the lattcr's mother, Mrs. Clemen
tine Gilliland, 61, who died at her
daughter's home on Tuesday morning
at 2:40 o'clock. The Rev. Alfred Ar
lington officiated. Burial was in
Green Hill cemetery.
Surviving are the following chil
dren: Two sons, Paul and Thomas
Gilliland, both of Waynesville; three
daughters, Mrs. Eva McClure, Mrs.
Lois Yarborough and Mrs. Mary
Parris, all of Waynesville; one sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Inman, of Cowpens,
S. C, and two brothers, Roy Brock,
of Waynesville, and Abe Brock, of
Fairmont, S. C, and 16 grandchildren.
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